dwm is an extremely fast, small, and dynamic window manager for X.
$ make
$ sudo make install
$ make cleanAnd add to .xinitrc
...
exec dwm
...The configuration of dwm is done by creating a custom config.h and (re)compiling the source code.
- Taglist

- Change tiling mode(button)

- List open windows

- System status
CPU Load, volume info(icon change when headphones plugged), battery info(when battery level change, icon change too), memory info, free space on SSD, how many updates available, calendar, time and keyboard layout. - System tray

- Notification system - Dunst

The MODKEY is set to the Super key (Windows key)
| Keybinding | Action |
|---|---|
Alt + F2 |
opens run launcher (dmenu is the run launcher but can be easily changed) |
MODKEY + Enter |
opens terminal (st is the terminal but can be easily changed) |
MODKEY + SHIFT + c |
closes window with focus |
MODKEY + SHIFT + q |
quits dwm |
MODKEY + j |
focus stack +1 (switches focus between windows in the stack) |
MODKEY + k |
focus stack -1 (switches focus between windows in the stack) |
MODKEY + SHIFT + j |
rotate stack +1 (rotates the windows in the stack) |
MODKEY + SHIFT + k |
rotate stack -1 (rotates the windows in the stack) |
MODKEY + h |
setmfact -0.05 (decreases window width) |
MODKEY + l |
setmfact +0.05 (increases window width) |
MODKEY + t |
tiling mode |
MODKEY + f |
floating mode |
MODKEY + m |
monocle mode |
MODKEY + g |
grid mode |
- alpha
- attachaside
- autostart
- cyclelayouts
- fancybar
- gridmode
- selfrestart
- rotatestack
- statuspadding
- systray
- uselessgap

